A truly divine and soul-enriching experience at Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, Singapore.

This temple carries a deep and beautiful history dating back to the mid-19th century. The land was first purchased in 1851, and the original shrine was completed around 1855, making it one of Singapore’s oldest Hindu temples. In its early years, it was known as Narasimha Perumal Kovil, dedicated to Lord Narasimha incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Later, during the 1960s reconstruction, the temple was renamed Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, with Lord Srinivasa as the presiding deity.

I recently had the blessing to witness the Srinivasa Kalyana Mahotsavam, and it was performed in the most divine and traditional way, every ritual followed with precision, devotion, and authenticity, just like in India. The priests and temple committee maintained every sacred detail beautifully, creating a deeply spiritual atmosphere filled with energy and positive vibrations.

The ambience of the temple is serene and uplifting. The majestic gopuram (tower) is a visual delight, and the intricate carvings reflect rich South-Indian temple artistry. The temple premises are well maintained — clean, organized, and welcoming — with thoughtful facilities for devotees. Whether you visit for darshan, prayer, or meditation, you’ll feel peace and connection the moment you step inside.

Truly a place that keeps Indian culture, rituals, and devotion alive in Singapore. A must-visit for anyone who wishes to experience the divine presence of Lord Srinivasa Perumal and the warmth of our spiritual traditions. 🙏✨

– Suresh M

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“A divine and peaceful experience”
Shree Srivasa Perumal Temple is truly a spiritual gem on Serangoon Road. The daily poojas are performed with great devotion, and the priests take their time to guide devotees through the rituals. The temple comes alive during festivals like Vaikunta Ekadasi, Panguni Uthiram, and Purattasi Saturdays, with vibrant decorations, devotional music, and a wonderful spiritual atmosphere. The prasadam served is always fresh, tasty, and filled with divine blessings. A must-visit for anyone seeking peace and blessings in Singapore.

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“Beautiful temple with soulful poojas”
I had the opportunity to attend the morning pooja, and it was an incredibly uplifting experience. The chanting of slokas and the aroma of flowers and camphor filled the temple with pure divinity. During festival times, the temple is beautifully decorated, and the energy is amazing with so many devotees gathered in devotion. The prasadam is simple yet delicious – especially the sweet pongal served on special occasions. Truly a place where one feels connected to Lord Perumal.

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“Vibrant festivals and divine prasadam”
Shree Srivasa Perumal Temple is not just a temple but a cultural and spiritual center. I attended the Panguni Brahmotsavam festival, and it was a grand celebration with traditional rituals, beautifully adorned deities, and devotional singing. The prasadam distribution is well organized, and the taste takes me back to temples in India. A wonderful place to experience authentic South Indian temple traditions in Singapore.

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“Peaceful sanctuary in the city”
Amid the busy streets of Serangoon Road, this temple offers a peaceful sanctuary. The poojas are done with sincerity, and the evening aarti is especially beautiful with lamps lit around the sanctum. On festival days, the temple hosts processions and special abhishekams that are a delight to watch. The prasadam is always served with love, and I especially enjoy the puliyodarai (tamarind rice) and sweet offerings. Truly a divine place to visit regularly.

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“Blessed to be part of the celebrations”
Attending festivals like Vaikunta Ekadasi here is an unforgettable experience. The temple is filled with devotees dressed traditionally, chanting and singing bhajans. The priests conduct all rituals authentically, making us feel as though we are in a temple in South India. The prasadam is plentiful and distributed with great care to everyone. The temple management also ensures cleanliness and smooth organization during crowded events. A highly recommended temple to visit in Singapore.

– Santhosh Kumar Sundharesan

Sri Srinivasa Perumal is a Hindu Temple dedicated to god Vishnu, whose construction started in 1855 and became a National Monument of Singapore in 1978. The entrance is a really impressive 5-tier Gopuram (tower), while the interior is more modest. You are allowed to enter only with covered legs, but they provide sarongs for free if you don’t have one. Here it was much less crowded than Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, so the experience wasn’t as exciting as there, anyway it was worth a visit for sure.

– Francesco Xodo